Burns adamant the U.S. will continue its support of Ukraine
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has covered a large part of the country’s…
Employers often fail to recognize education and work experience from outside of Canada
More than 100 people stood outside city hall to show support for Ukrainians Friday
People attended a vigil, a car rally and an expo this weekend to raise money, awareness for the war
Trudeau calls Putin ‘weak’ and ‘cowardly’ during Friday media event
It’s been one year today since Russia invaded Ukraine
President’s tone captured the national mood in face of Europe’s deadliest war since World War II
One year ago missile strikes rained down on Ukraine and Russian tanks rolled toward the Kyiv
A year ago, country star Brad Paisley watched the news on television…
One year on, tens of thousands are dead
War has destroyed supplies, impeded farmers from harvesting and selling their work
Jennifer Martison started the Ukraine Nightingale Project last fall
Vitalina Varnytska escaped the war-torn country with her children, but had to leave her husband behind
Photos of the Kelowna ceremony will be sent to those fighting on the front lines in Ukraine
April Huggett is delivering supplies to soldiers and civilians
More than 150,000 Ukrainians made their way to Canada under a special program since conflict began
Country’s rail system is vital to the war effort, attacks have rendered 20 per cent of it unusable
Midwives aren’t licensed to do home births in Ukraine, but the war is forcing them to
